The Bugle volume 1147
The Bugle volume 1147
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With a cry she bounded forward, missing the tomahawk sent at her head by one of the savages, and the next moment stood revealed in the firelight to the gaze of them both The one close to her and Philip suddenly faced her with his tomahawk circling above his head, preparatory to giving it the fatal throw.
With a sudden thought, which to her seemed like inspiration, she presented the rifle with the ramrod, still remaining in the barrel, and pulled the trigger. A loud report followed, and the reco...il was so great that the intrepid woman was thrown violentlv backward, while the savage, with a howl of pain, fell to the earth with the ramrod driven completely through his body, while the force of the fall impaled him to the ground, where he remained howling most horribly.
Only for a moment was Mrs. Grey con- fused by the recoil of the rifle and the in- jury she received in falling. Springing to her feet just as the other savage, com- ing to avenge the fate of his companions, springing toward her with uplifted toma- hawk, completely at his mercy, as she had no weapon of defense, she expected every moment the fatal blow; but before the tomahawk could descend the report of a rifle rang out loud and clear close at hand, and the savage fell to the earth with a bullet through his heart, and the next moment, with a shout of triumph, Ruben Grey, followed by the son of the neighbor for whom he had been at work, quickly emerged from the gloom of the forest and clasped her in his arms, which were opened wide that they might in- clude the little figure of Philip, who was hanging about his mother's neck.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With a cry she bounded forward, missing the tomahawk sent at her head by one of the savages, and the next moment stood revealed in the firelight to the gaze of them both The one close to her and Philip suddenly faced her with his tomahawk circling above his head, preparatory to giving it the fatal throw.
With a sudden thought, which to her seemed like inspiration, she presented the rifle with the ramrod, still remaining in the barrel, and pulled the trigger. A loud report followed, and the reco...il was so great that the intrepid woman was thrown violentlv backward, while the savage, with a howl of pain, fell to the earth with the ramrod driven completely through his body, while the force of the fall impaled him to the ground, where he remained howling most horribly.
Only for a moment was Mrs. Grey con- fused by the recoil of the rifle and the in- jury she received in falling. Springing to her feet just as the other savage, com- ing to avenge the fate of his companions, springing toward her with uplifted toma- hawk, completely at his mercy, as she had no weapon of defense, she expected every moment the fatal blow; but before the tomahawk could descend the report of a rifle rang out loud and clear close at hand, and the savage fell to the earth with a bullet through his heart, and the next moment, with a shout of triumph, Ruben Grey, followed by the son of the neighbor for whom he had been at work, quickly emerged from the gloom of the forest and clasped her in his arms, which were opened wide that they might in- clude the little figure of Philip, who was hanging about his mother's neck.
What to read after The Bugle volume 1147?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Theo Jarvis to read onlineMoreLess
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